On Tue, 2 Feb 2010, Mike McGrath wrote: > that but we're not going to make it easy for people to route round our > systems and procedures. I assure you, it's not a joke just because it's > not automatically detectable. And how does that happen? You don't know even *now* a) who am i b) am i who i claim to be and in my understanding some people have not even given their full names so as long as you cannot prevent people from accessing internet, those are just pretty threats in wiki page. As long as nobody meets me and checks my id against some kind of black/revocation list, I'm just a random text string in Internet for fedora who commits to CVS. If I would get caught for wrongdoing, I could start it all over again at the same day. It's easier, that I generate pair of PGP keys and build intrest towards to that identity, which then can be easily proved apart from fakes. In case you're constantly opening doors for new and fresh people and try to keep those bad apples out, you need something that cannot be re-genrated. In fedora's global case, that's more or less impossible to do. Thus threats you write to wiki are just air to those who want to abuse the system. Tuju -- Ajatteleva ihminen tarvitsee unta. -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
